Job Simulator’s enduring popularity is no accident. After all, this is your typical virtual reality game. Strikingly interactive, he uses his comically exaggerated hands across his four professions to cook books as an office worker and deal with robberies as a convenience store clerk.Original PS VR In version, the gameplay is chunky and responsive, and even more haptic thanks to the precision of the PSVR2 Sense Controllers.
An ongoing gag is that the “simulation” is performed by a robot (depicted as a 90s CRT monitor with an expressive face on the screen) to help it better understand human life. It is said that there is Of course, they don’t fully understand the concept of “work”. So while many activities feel familiar, they are edgy and chaotic, accentuating the silliness and boredom of it all. The title laugh is funny from start to finish, a rare example of a genuinely funny interactive his comedy.
The silliness of the premise is only reinforced by the slapstick nature of the gameplay. The game is incredibly polished, but it also introduces some of the bleakness inherent in virtual reality, which leads to a bit of confusion. Each environment acts as a small sandbox, allowing you to interact with almost anything you see. The PSVR original was very claustrophobic, but due to hardware limitations, this game uses the full his room his scale. PSVR2 Use ports to give you a little more space to work with.
However, it’s worth pointing out that this is the same game you’ve probably already played, although this improves each activity significantly and the visuals are pretty sharp overall. A free upgrade and an update to Infinite Overtime (which offers a never-ending checklist of randomly generated tasks) makes coming to work for the second shift more pleasant, but if you’ve done it all, this version There is nothing new to see before.
Of course, this is very important if you are new to PSVR2. Not only is it an easy introduction to the world of virtual reality, but it’s also a hilarious game that executes that idea perfectly.
